PRIME MINISTER ANNOUNCES THE APPOINTMENT OF HIS PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE FOR THE 2004 G8 SUMMIT

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January 5, 2004Immediate Prime Minister Paul Martin today announced the appointment of Mr. Peter Harder, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, as his personal representative for next year's G8 Summit to held in Sea Island, Georgia, United States, from June 8-10, 2004.Mr. Harder is charged with the coordination of the substantive policy agenda for the Summit, as well as ensuring implementation of initiatives afterwards.Biographical notes are attached.- 30 -This document is also available at the following address: http://pm.gc.ca V. PETER HARDERDate of Birth: August 1952Education: B.A. (Honours - Political Science), University of Waterloo M.A. (Political Studies), Queen's UniversityProfessional ExperienceJune 2003 to PresentDeputy Minister of Foreign AffairsMarch 2000 - June 2003Deputy Minister of IndustryDecember 1995 - March 2000Secretary of the Treasury Board and Comptroller General for CanadaNovember 1993 - December 1995Deputy Minister of Citizenship and Immigration and then Special Advisor to the Minister of Citizenship and ImmigrationFebruary 1993 - November 1993Deputy Solicitor General and, in June 1993, Deputy Minister designate of the Department of Public Security1991 - 1993Associate Deputy Minister (Immigration), Department of Employment and Immigration1987 - 1991Executive Director, Immigration and Refugee Board1986 - 1987Assistant to the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Canadian National Railways1984 - 1986Chief of Staff to the Deputy Prime Minister1980 - 1983Chief of Staff to the Leader of the Opposition1977 - 1980Foreign Service Officer, Department of External Affairs

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